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SoA Students Receive AIA Utah Student Design Awards

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SoA graduate students were recognized at the AIA Utah Annual Conference by receiving AIA Utah 2022 Student Design Awards. Sahar Assadi and Makenzee Johnson received the 2022 Student Honor Award for their project Rijeka/Opatija Eco-Village and Community Gardens. The project design creates residential spaces, both permanent and temporary, community gathering, event, and learning spaces, and […]

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SoA Students and Faculty Participate in the STERIS Healthcare Design Charette

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SoA Students and faculty participated in the 2022 AIA Academy of Architecture for Health STERIS Student Design Charette in San Antonio, TX. This annual event brings students of architecture to encourage and celebrate innovative thinking about health environments at the Healthcare Design Conference. The theme for this year’s charette was “Coupling Traumatic Care with HealthCare: […]

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Professor Ajla Akšamija Elected to the FTI College of Fellows

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Professor and Chair Ajla Akšamija has been elected to the Facade Tectonics Institute (FTI) College of Fellows. The FTI held its College of Fellows induction ceremony at the conclusion of the World Congress in Los Angeles on October 13. The FTI College of Fellows is composed of members of the Institute who are elected to […]

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SoA Faculty Present Research at the FTI World Congress

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Professor Ajla Akšamija and Associate Instructor Sunny Milosević presented research papers at the Facade Tectonics Institute (FTI) World Congress in Los Angeles on October 12 and 13. Professor Aksamija presented a paper “Novel Active Facade Systems and Their Energy Performance in Commercial Buildings: Impact of Thermoelectric Materials on Heating and Cooling in Different Climates.” This […]

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Picturing Changing Perceptions of Place

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This story originally appeared in Innovation Matters – College of social Work. More than two years after the beginning of a global pandemic, it’s still difficult to think through all the changes COVID brought with it.  There isn’t a sphere of society or a point in the lifespan that wasn’t altered.  Sarah Canham, associate professor in […]

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Students and Faculty Visit Moab

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Undergraduate seniors and graduate students in the 3+ program will focus on the topic of gateway communities this semester, examining the unique blend of social, economic, and environmental pressures that towns such as Moab, Utah encounter. SoA faculty Anne Mooney, Jörg Rügemer, Lisa Henry, Timothy Adekunle and Valerie Greer led a four-day site visit to […]

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Design Futures Public Interest Design “Student Leadership Forum 2022”

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The Design Futures Public Interest Design (PID) Student Leadership Forum is a five-day, interdisciplinary forum focused on bringing together designers, strategists, artists, scientists, and futurists to facilitate and advance responsible design and strategy practices that consider the ethical, cultural, environmental, political, and economic challenges and opportunities of future products, services, and systems. Conversations are framed […]

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Age Friendly Communities Symposium: Platforms for Equity, Health & Wellness

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The Age-Friendly Communities Symposium brings together individuals from the Intermountain West to identify innovations and opportunities that will transform how neighborhoods, campuses, and health environments foster the independence, productivity, and wellbeing of older adults. The virtual symposium, which will take place from Sept 22nd to Sept 23rd, is designed to convene national and regional experts […]

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